The Settling of the Sage Chapter Conflicts Rise
In a frontier saga Harris and Evans confront Slade as Three Bar cattle face a brutal stampede. Lanky Is dead, evens rise on the trail, and the crew weighs swift retaliation and justice against further losses.
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Harris
Slade
Lang
Sladen
Lanky
Evans
Alden
Waddles
Billie
Garris
Moore
Horne
Hiie
Funese
Usrper
Bounty rumors ripple through Coldriver range
Rumors claim the Three Bar would pay a thousand dollars plus a saddle for each of fifteen men, branding a line of outlaws and forcing villagers to choose sides. Harris expects threats to rise as Slade’s past actions hint at a looming, targeted strike.
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Gallatin
al Moody
Coldriver
Ings
Harris
Slade
Billie
Deane
City People Neglect Sights of New York
Farm and Fireside editor notes ninety percent of New Yorkers rarely visit famous local sights. A Maine and Illinois farm group touring the city chose the Woolworth Tower panorama as the top impression among many stops. Caretakers say New Yorkers themselves make up less than ten percent of visitors to historic NY points.
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New York
Farm and Fireside
Woolworth Tower
Maine
Iinois
Balance in Marriage The 60 40 Rules of Compromise
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation argues happiness in marriage hinges on balance between spouses. It warns against excess of either partner and promotes mutual give and take for harmony.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
The Spice of Life Competition Returns
A lively note highlights a themed contest celebrating zest and spice in everyday life. The piece frames flavor as a competitive spark, inviting participation and celebrating culinary energy.
Small funds powered Columbus voyage to a great profit
The article argues that the Columbus expedition cost about 7 200 in modern terms, funded by the Pinzons and Isabella of Spain. It notes crew pay, ship costs, and weapon values, and claims the voyage lifted Europe from poverty, making the Santa Maria Nina and Pinto a highly profitable historic investment.
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Ween Isabella
Spain
America
United States
Martin
Vicente Pinzon
Columbus
Pinzons
Pinto
Nina
Europe
New World
South
Central America
Mexico
Santa
Isabella
John J. Smith
Lester B. Colby
Why a Boy Breaks Off Right Arm of All Dolls
A Barnard girl notices Buddy, a four year old with a habit of removing the right arms from his dolls. His mother reveals his father lost an arm at Verdun, and Buddy’s action mirrors his memory of his father.
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Barnard
Riverside Park
Buddy
Verdun
New York Sun
Conceal Ugly Cement Foundations with Lawn Terraces and Paint
The article suggests hiding light colored cement foundations by grading soil up to the base or terraceing the lawn for visual variety. Planting shrubs around the house helps mask the foundation. An example describes painting a light chocolate house with cream trim and matching cement paint, then finishing with a filler coat to blend the foundation with the siding.
Proper Selection of Vines for Houses and Walls
The article explains choosing vines by purpose and placement. It notes clingers like Boston ivy and English ivy suit walls, while climbing roses and clematis fit lattices. Vines with heavy foliage screen big spaces, and fruiting varieties provide color and harvest.
Salt kills weeds near foundations and drives
Instructions describe using rock salt dissolved in water to kill weed roots near walls and on cinder drives. Apply as close to structures as possible, ensuring no immediate plans for nearby plantings. The salt solution effectively eliminates recurring weeds.
Plants as decorative garden walls and screens
Plants form walls or barriers in landscapes, serving as screens and enhancing aesthetics. They can create a picture worthy barrier. clipped varieties allow formal shapes to be achieved, making the barrier both functional and ornamental.
Trees and Billboards On Green Highways Appeal
The Worcester Telegram argues for tree lined highways to replace billboards, calling the shade and beauty of New England roads a clear benefit. It credits state, community, and individual efforts for providing such greenery and cites France’s poplar lined routes as a persuasive contrast.
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New England
France
Worcester Telegram
Scouts and Floral Club Beautify Pueblo Vacant Lots
Boy scouts of Pueblo Colorado join Pueblo Floral Club to transform vacant weed patches into flower gardens this spring. The beautification program began at the Colorado State fair grounds with acres of flowers planted and seed from the plots to be used on city lots.
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Boy Scouts of
Pueblo, Coid
Pueblo Floral Club
Colorado State Fair Grounds
Appeal of Sincerity in Houses and People
The piece argues that sincerity and genuine charm give lasting appeal in both houses and people. A welcoming home, quiet yet beautiful and comfortable, draws our best appreciation and preference.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad
Overeating and acidic upset can sour the day. A spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia alkalinizes and sweetens the system, relieving distress from excess eating, acidity, or nicotine. Physicians endorse Phillips for comfort.
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Phillips
Silencer for Engine Described by Tucson Power
A 26 000 pound maximalencer seven feet in diameter and 20 feet long silences a diesel engine with a 32 inch exhaust pipe. The noise could be heard 14 miles away. The first silencer was six inches long and attached to a gun barrel.
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Tucson Light and Power Company
Irish sculptor Anne Acheson Invented World War I Papier Mache Splint
Miss Anne Acheson the Irish sculptor and inventor is revealed as the creator of the papier mache splint used to treat wounded soldiers in the Great War. The device earned her a decoration and sparked a European furor over her child studies.
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Anne Acheson
Europe
Feet Soak With Borax Revives Tired Feet
Feet need relief with a Borax foot bath. A handful of Borax in water soothes cleanses and refreshes the skin. Borax acts as a mild antiseptic and purifier.
Wine and Chicken Age Debate at Berlin Dorfbarbier
A playful exchange at Berlin Dorfbarbier centers on estimating wine age. A guest notes the combined ages of wine and chicken reach at least fifty, prompting amused curiosity about the vintner’s bottle.
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Berlin
Fashion Notes Abroad Emphasize Bareheaded Style
Most Chinese girls favor bobbed hair while foreign hats fall from favor due to a feminine custom of going bareheaded. The snippet highlights cultural differences in headwear and grooming practices.
Sauce For One May Spoil Another Goose
A compact proverb notes that what serves one well may harm another, warning against overreliance on a single remedy or plan. It implies differing needs and outcomes among people.
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Rana
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Bayer
Patchogue
N.Y
Parker
Aista
Hiscox Chemical Works
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